
The birds.
ArleaN° d'inventaire | 30273 |
Format | 11 X 18 |
Détails | 192 p., paperback. |
Publication | Paris, 2024 |
Etat | Nine |
ISBN | 9782363083609 |
In the 5th century century BC, two men leave Athens to live happily, far from the city, politics, and war. But where to live? They ask Tereus, a hoopoe who was once a man, who accompanies them in their quest for an ideal. Here is Aristophanes' mischievous beginning to build a utopia: Cloudy-Cuckooville, where birds reign in place of the gods.
This lively, playful translation by Laetitia Bianchi mischievously restores the provocative and modern ideas of Aristophanes (circa 446-386 BC). Tiritiritiriritiribrix sings the hoopoe for the greatest pleasure of Hellenists, mischievous readers and ornithophiles!
In the 5th century century BC, two men leave Athens to live happily, far from the city, politics, and war. But where to live? They ask Tereus, a hoopoe who was once a man, who accompanies them in their quest for an ideal. Here is Aristophanes' mischievous beginning to build a utopia: Cloudy-Cuckooville, where birds reign in place of the gods.
This lively, playful translation by Laetitia Bianchi mischievously restores the provocative and modern ideas of Aristophanes (circa 446-386 BC). Tiritiritiriritiribrix sings the hoopoe for the greatest pleasure of Hellenists, mischievous readers and ornithophiles!